Brown diary, 1916-1917 / Allan Dunn Brown - Page 68
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[Page 68]
it came to getting out as we had been crouched up in the train, and also just coming off the boat made us feel a lot worse.
We got out at a place called Canaples and I was very glad, because I was full up of the train.
When the train pulled on to the siding we had to rush and get our gear together, as it was laying all over the place.
After getting out we were fooled about for a while, and then served out with bully beef and buscuits and some tea to flavour the beef and buscuits. After this meal we had to shoulder our packs and that was a very hard job as I have said we were very tired and sore, but it was a case of have to. Anyway we got a move on towards the village where we had to be billited which was about ten miles away, it
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